Discount Stores in Middle River, MD

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  1. 9991 Pulaski Hwy, Middle River MD 21220

    4.3 Superb 96 reviews

    “Store is always full of items. Best dollar tree in the area. I drive past 6 stores just for this one. Staff is friendly, shelves are full, service is fast. I like how they use a code system at this store so it’s short and to the point. Cashier called a “code 1” and help was there in seconds. These other stores need to take lessons from here.”

  2. 12518 Eastern Ave, Middle River MD 21220

    3.1 Average 77 reviews

    “The cashier was great at keeping the line moving and was polite and professional. Fairly well stocked. Isles are tight like any other Dollar General. Good store overall.”

  3. 111 Beacon Rd, Middle River MD 21220

    2.2 Poor 84 reviews

    “Today was my first visit to this Dollar General, and it was a great experience. I came in to use my coupons, and the employees were so helpful and patient while explaining what could be used, what couldn’t be combined, and how everything worked. The store was clean, organized, and easy to shop in. I would definitely come back to this location. I’m so glad I found this store!”

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